There was a reference in a recent NY Times article about certain type
ovens that contain pizza bumps, but they did not explain what they
were. It seems as if small toaster ovens have them. I have found
reference to them on the net, but not an explanation. How can a
toaster oven bake more than just one piece of pizza?

Thanks

Tom

On 3/19/2010 4:58 AM, wrote:
> There was a reference in a recent NY Times article about certain type
> ovens that contain pizza bumps, but they did not explain what they
> were. It seems as if small toaster ovens have them. I have found
> reference to them on the net, but not an explanation. How can a
> toaster oven bake more than just one piece of pizza?

It seems to be a bulge in the back that allows a 9 or 12 inch (depending
on the model) pizza to fit.

On Fri, 19 Mar 2010 13:46:31 -0000, "Ophelia" >
wrote:

> I hadn't even heard of pizza bumps

and our lives are richer because of it.

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J. Clarke wrote:
> On 3/19/2010 4:58 AM, wrote:
>> There was a reference in a recent NY Times article about certain type
>> ovens that contain pizza bumps, but they did not explain what they
>> were. It seems as if small toaster ovens have them. I have found
>> reference to them on the net, but not an explanation. How can a
>> toaster oven bake more than just one piece of pizza?
>
> It seems to be a bulge in the back that allows a 9 or 12 inch (depending
> on the model) pizza to fit.
>


I thought it was just a euphemism for cellulite. (usually plural)

Bob